Ok, I am starting a new thread for my full screen problem...Basically, I am trying to use fullScreenSourceRectmy code looks like this:
import flash.geom.Rectangle;
full_btn.onRelease = function() {Stage["fullScreenSourceRect"] = new Rectangle(100, 50, 20, 20);Stage["displayState"] = "fullscreen";};
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In the player I'm [eternally] building, I'm adding fullscreen support.SHORT VERSION:Is there any reason why I should definitely use fullScreenSourceRect over simply scaling up the FLV object? I know there's a hardware advantage to using it, but is it advisable to not use it with video that is, say, 768x432 with a bitrate of 700k? Would it be really, really awful to just scale it up?
LONG VERSION / CONTEXT:We've designed the player so that there's a sort of branded & titled header overlay and a player controls footer overlay that will show over the video when the mouse moves (and would hide after 1500ms of no movement).I'm playing with fullScreenSourceRect and I'm seeing that it literally just scales the source rectangle's pixels up, which would make both header & footer big blocky messes, incapable of displaying [cleanly] the branded graphic and title information we wanted to include.
I'm currently developing a Flash website that incorporates an flv player. The controls on the player's skin are all vectors. I've set it up so that when you hit fullscreen on the player controls a fullScreenSourceRect is created which is working great. However when the the player is full screen, the once crisp vectors are now pixelated as if they were a bitmap.
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